Deep in the heart of the Lost City of Aztec Pizza, a legendary pizza shop stood as a testament to the power of the pizza gods. The shop, known as "Pie-one-derful," was said to serve the most divine pizzas in all the land.
However, as the legend goes, the pizza gods demanded a steep price for their culinary creations: the tears of the innocent, the sweat of the oppressed, and the sacrifice of the unwary. Those who sought to taste the divine pies would often find themselves lost in the labyrinthine streets, never to return.
And so, the question remains: was the true cost of sacrifice worth the taste of the divine pizza, or was it just a clever ruse to keep the masses in line?